NTR Gets Angry At Paparazzi In Mumbai Hotel!

Young Tiger NTR is mostly sane, calm and composed. He is jovial too and doesn’t let his frustrations out in public. But every person has a tipping point and we see many celebrities lose their cool at some stage. NTR had one such moment recently in Mumbai.

There is a video clip going viral that shows NTR stepping into a hotel and the photographers are following him for clicking his pictures. We can clearly see Tarak not being happy about it and strongly asking them to stop. NTR was spotted in a white shirt and blue jeans along with sporting cool shades. He usually doesn’t prefer the limelight and isn’t active on social media too.

He is now shuttling between Hyderabad and Mumbai for the shooting of ‘War 2’ with Hrithik Roshan under the direction of Ayan Mukherji. Also, he doesn’t want to reveal his movie look to everyone but the constant attempts from the paparazzi seem to have tested his patience this time.

‘War’ came out in 2019 and it had Hrithik and Tiger Shroff playing lead roles. ‘War 2’ is expected to be released in 2025 and Yash Raj Films is making it on a grand scale. It is a part of YRF Spy Universe and the expectations are massive on this project. Apart from this, NTR is also doing ‘Devara’ with Koratala Siva which will hit the screens on 10th October 2024. Janhvi Kapoor is the heroine while Anirudh Ravichander is the music composer for this pan-Indian flick.

Why ‘Monkey Man’ Not Streaming in India

Dev Patel’s highly anticipated directorial debut, “Monkey Man,” has become a victim of streaming limbo in India. Despite garnering international release, the film remains unavailable on any legal platforms within the country, frustrating fans and leading to its leak on piracy websites.

Social media has been abuzz with users discussing the film’s unavailability. Many have resorted to pirated versions, expressing their disappointment through memes and comments.

The film, which follows a vigilante seeking revenge, boasts an impressive cast including Patel, Sharlto Copley, and Sikandar Kher.

A glimmer of hope emerged with reports suggesting an Indian theatrical release on April 19th. However, clearance from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) presented a new challenge. Concerns regarding violence and potentially offensive content could delay the approval process, especially with the need for studio approvals across continents.

As of today, “Monkey Man” remains unreleased in India, leaving fans in the dark and pushing some towards piracy. Hopefully, a resolution can be reached soon, allowing audiences to enjoy the film through legitimate channels.